Despite new inventory in a few major cities, demand for housing has decreased, according to a report. So what's behind the drop?
Read More »House-Flipping Hot Spots
Even in a tough seller's market, there's money to be made in flipping houses. A new report looks at where renovation dollars provide the best ROI.
Read More »The Cost of Rental Scams
Apartment rental scams are costing would-be renters millions—and maybe billions—of dollars, according to a new report by ApartmentList. The report studied bogus listings in 31 metro areas and found that 5.2 million Americans have lost money paying for apartments that ...
Read More »Housing Market Growth Looks Strong
Building new homes could help the housing market enjoy a brisk pace of growth towards the end of the year, according to a Freddie Mac report. Here’s why.
Read More »Homeowners and the Buying Experience
Owning a home might be a major goal for most people, but a study found that they don’t have the same zeal for the buying process. Here’s why.
Read More »And the Best Age to Become a Homeowner Is …
A new survey found an optimistic answer to the question of when is it a good age to become a homeowner. But can young Americans reach this milestone?
Read More »Predicting the Path for Housing in 2019
While rising tariffs, tightening fiscal policy and trade uncertainty didn’t hurt the economy or housing market in the second quarter, a Fannie Mae report looks at how sustainable can these growth numbers be.
Read More »Preventing Homelessness Among the Young
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has announced that it will give $43 million towards youth projects to 11 communities around the country. The grants come through HUD's Youth Homelessness Demonstration Program and are earmarked for “a ...
Read More »Foreclosure Trends by the Numbers
A new report examines foreclosure activity in the second quarter of 2018. Click through to learn how this segment of the market was changing in Q2.
Read More »Is Homeownership Losing Out to Renting?
A new report shows a steady trend of depleting homeownership over a 10-year period. And that current market conditions are not making the trend especially reversible. Here’s why.
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